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3rd June 2018 at 4:05 pm #6595
Well on and off. Not so much these days. You realise after a few decades the only real winner is the pub/casino/arcade.
23rd June 2018 at 4:08 pm #65983rd June 2018 at 4:09 pm #659945 years is a long time mate, longer than i have been here haha, what have been your favourite games over the years?
13rd June 2018 at 4:32 pm #6619What would you say was the best time to play the fruities?
I loved the 25p max play stage when I was around 18 (2003 ish), seemed fairer then. Now Deal or no Deal has basically ruined all slot machines. Cheers Noel!
13rd June 2018 at 11:21 pm #6832Some of the old club machines where you could gamble a bit. These days I like topcat and wish upon a jackpot.
4th June 2018 at 3:55 am #6873What would you say was the best time to play the fruities?
I loved the 25p max play stage when I was around 18 (2003 ish), seemed fairer then. Now Deal or no Deal has basically ruined all slot machines. Cheers Noel!
Deal or No deal is actually my favourite pub slot lol,
Actually used to be The Simpsons but I never see that around anymore!
6th June 2018 at 5:43 pm #7211Pub fruits are no longer fun to play these days, it’s only going to get worse when they inevitably increase the stake and jackpot.
Going back years the stake of 20p and Jackpot of £4.80 seemed the most entertaining, as the machine could afford a realistic save for a streak of £30-£60.
Wont be long until the pub fruits are replaced with random low percentage bull shit Reel King nonsense 😀
8th June 2018 at 10:08 am #8580Pub fruits are no longer fun to play these days, it’s only going to get worse when they inevitably increase the stake and jackpot.
Going back years the stake of 20p and Jackpot of £4.80 seemed the most entertaining, as the machine could afford a realistic save for a streak of £30-£60.
Wont be long until the pub fruits are replaced with random low percentage bull shit Reel King nonsense
I agree with you.
My local arcade was full of the £4.80 Project machines, and the Barcrest ones like Blue Moon and Cloud 9.
Then the Jackpots got raised to £6
Just used to go round them all streaking them, then played the surplus tokens on Barcrest, BFM machines etc
8th June 2018 at 10:11 am #8583I first started playing around 1982.
When Line Up first came out on £2 token JP.
Happy days with the £2 emptier
110th June 2018 at 8:22 pm #9085Hi RedBell…
I find it interesting that you wrote 45 years. That would be starting early 1970s. Do you know the roughly what historic jackpot amounts were?
I started playing pub fruits as a teenager in the early 90s. Think they were £4.80 jackpots back then and 10p a go? Then it became £6 or £6.40. Then I became a regular (casual) player in the early 2000s, like 2001 and it was £15. Then I saw it go to 25p / £25 which was my favourite era, and like what SportsBetPunk said – seems to be fairer play on the machines. Then it was £35 which was “ok”, starting to go downhill but was still ok.
The earlier £70 (basically upgraded £35ers) were still ok for me but the later £70ers = gameover for me and I moved on to B3 machines and I get on better with those.
13th June 2018 at 9:32 pm #9357I first started playing around 1982.
When Line Up first came out on £2 token JP.
Happy days with the £2 emptier
Tokens!! Bloody hated them. A real con. Saw about 1000 of them in my local scrap yard 6 months ago.
17th July 2018 at 7:16 pm #1146417th July 2018 at 7:27 pm #11469late 80’s and the 90’s my favourite era of land based slots although i do love a bit of partytime.
tell us Bandits do you or have you played land based slots if so what’s your favourites/era
21st July 2018 at 6:04 pm #11815Well on and off. Not so much these days. You realise after a few decades the only real winner is the pub/casino/arcade.
Strange post, no detail whatsoever and when pressed your fave games are wish upon a jackpot and topcat which are online only…
Would be interested to hear more about the older games you played tbh, if you did.
21st July 2018 at 6:27 pm #11817I’m 49 and remember playing the one arm bandits on Blackpool pleasure beach as a kid in the 70s.
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